Hi All, Making my second trip to Europe next Wednesday. I am going mostly for business, but will have ample time for pleasure. Here is my schedule. I'd love to have suggestions! September 30th: London (Free all day) October 1st: London (Free all day) October 2nd: London (Free after 5 o'clock) October 3rd: London (Free after 5 o'clock) October 4th: Munich (Free all day, touring with business contact, a Munich local) October 5th: Munich (Free all day) October 6th: Salzburg (Tentative, considering a day trip) October 7th: Amsterdam (Been here once already, suggestions?) October 8th: Amsterdam (Half day free. Again, been to Amsterdam once) October 9th: London (Want to do a Paris day-trip. I come back from Amsterdam at 7 am. Is it practical?) Rags
Posted by
Los Angeles, California
1986 posts
Looks like you have at least one Sunday in London. Sundays london shuts down- good day to do a day trip someplace -particularly countrside. Any number of choices- Windsor, Hampton Court, Salisbury, Stonehenhe/Avebury, Winshester. Or if you take both sat and Sunday- York, Cotswolds. I could spend all the free time browsing through the Cities yyou are in (London, Munich, Amsterdam). London- evenings, always check the theatres
Posted by
Ojai, CA
591 posts
See if you can work out going directly to Paris from Amsterdam before returning to London.
Posted by
Napa, CA
3580 posts
Except that on weekends there has been lots of work on rail lines in Britain. Check to be sure you can get to your destination without long delays due to rail construction. Same goes for Tube lines in London.
Posted by
Danville, VT
12040 posts
If you want a Sunday activity in London, go to Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park. Enjoy the heckling.